• Incorporating Digital Corpus Analysis Technology into English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Lesson Design for the Sri Lankan Tertiary Context: A Self-experimentation by a ‘Novice’ 

  Hussain, Z.D. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-01-15)
• Online Education: An “Opportunity” for a Positive Change in the Teaching Learning Process 

  Jayakody, G. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021)
• Effect of Microstructure on the Permeability and Sorption of Wood of Sterculia rhinopetala and Albizia ferruginea 

  Quartey, G.A.; Eshun, J.F.; Sakyiama, B. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-02-07)
• Project-level Factors Influencing the Performance of Building Construction Operations in Sri Lanka: Viewpoint of Engineers and Construction Managers 

  Manoharan, K.; Dissanayake, P. B. G.; Pathirana, C. K. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-04)

  Productive-based project-level operations are the lifeblood for the construction sector, leading the firms to achieve their expected profitability and long-term sustainability. Past studies highlight the poor project-level ...
• Review on Photomicrography based Full Blood Count (FBC) Testing and Recent Advancements 

  Mudugamuwa, A.P.; Hettiarachchi, S.P.; Basnayake, B. A. D. J. C. K. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-04)

  With advancements in related sub-fields, research on photomicrography in life science is emerging and this is a review on its application towards human full blood count testing which is a primary test in medical practices. ...
• Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Existing Domestic Drinking Water Service: Residential Customer Satisfaction Index Model 

  Thusyanthini, R.; Peramunagama, S.S.M. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-05)

  The global is not on track to achieve sustainable development goal (SDG) 6 while access to safely managed /improved drinking water services are a basic human right for wellbeing and public health of people. Customer ...
• Environmental-Friendly and Non-Toxic TBSI as an Alternative for MOR Accelerator 

  Kirusanurethan, K.; Sanjaya, A.; Patabendige, C.N.K. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-31)

  In the solid tyre rubber industry, most accelerators can produce n-nitrosamines as a by-product during the vulcanization process. As many n-nitrosamines are carcinogenic, they are highly regulated in final rubber articles ...

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